Detective James Gamber

After hearing her sentence, the once-prominent socialite turns to address a packed courtroom, the only way she could do so without facing questions.

After hearing her sentence, the once-prominent socialite turns to address a packed courtroom, the only way she could do so without facing questions.

outside the courtroom after losing their father almost two decades earlier. Gary's children expressing both gratitude and sadness at the outcome.

outside the courtroom after losing their father almost two decades earlier. Gary's children expressing both gratitude and sadness at the outcome.

Meanwhile, Pam's accomplice, Ron Young, also spending the rest of his life in prison, and he's exhausted all of his appeals. Pam, however, is still fighting for post-conviction relief based on DNA evidence found back in 2014.

Meanwhile, Pam's accomplice, Ron Young, also spending the rest of his life in prison, and he's exhausted all of his appeals. Pam, however, is still fighting for post-conviction relief based on DNA evidence found back in 2014.

Pam's appellate attorney maintaining that new, more sophisticated DNA technology will prove that someone other than Ron Young and Pam Phillips murdered Gary Triano.

Pam's appellate attorney maintaining that new, more sophisticated DNA technology will prove that someone other than Ron Young and Pam Phillips murdered Gary Triano.

Prosecutors stand by the verdict. They continue to say that neither billionaire Neil McNeese nor his friend Jerry Capuano were in any way responsible for Gary's murder.

Prosecutors stand by the verdict. They continue to say that neither billionaire Neil McNeese nor his friend Jerry Capuano were in any way responsible for Gary's murder.

How do you like to remember your Uncle Gary?

How do you like to remember your Uncle Gary?

At a local cemetery, there's a bench inscribed with his name and Gary's favorite poem, Rudyard Kipling's If, the classic tribute to the same endurance and optimism that Melissa always saw in her uncle, who in the face of life's setbacks and defeats, sought always to remain admirably strong. Would you mind reading part of it for us out loud?

At a local cemetery, there's a bench inscribed with his name and Gary's favorite poem, Rudyard Kipling's If, the classic tribute to the same endurance and optimism that Melissa always saw in her uncle, who in the face of life's setbacks and defeats, sought always to remain admirably strong. Would you mind reading part of it for us out loud?